Nara Rohith and Sri Vishnu gets talking about Appatlo Okadundevadu

Set in the 90s ��� between 1992 and 1996 to be precise ���

Appatlo Okadundevadu

sees Nara Rohith and

Sri Vishnu

lock horns in a gritty world of crime. But there is no hero or villain, and that���s what makes this film unique, reckons Rohith. ���Our film doesn���t have a protagonist or an antagonist; it is all about perspective.��� Elaborating on that thought, Sri Vishnu explains, ���So I play Railway Raju, a cricketer who turns to crime due to circumstances. his actions are justified from his perspective, but not from that of the cop���s ��� played by Rohith.��� Dark and intense, the film will be an action-packed entertainer, promises Rohith, who besides playing an encounter specialist, is also turning producer with this film. ���I have done cop roles in Asura and Rowdy Fellow, but here I play a Muslim cop, a devout one at that. He believes in haraam and halaal, does his namaaz. And I think this detail added an extra dimension to my character,��� he says, adding, ���Although the setting is the 90s, the film focuses on timeless subjects like naxalism, cricket, globalisation, love, betrayal and hatred.���